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NEW FAX NUMBER: (330)662-6702

02/06/2026

It's Valentine's love month... Do you find yourself stressing about holidays or events like this?
I want you to have this powerful visual to help you—it's a notebook representing your life. And when you open it up, here's what you'll see:

1. Past pages can’t be edited.
2. The future? Still blank.
So why are we trying to write our life notes before we get there?

It's the same as freaking out about this holiday or the next.

Breathe. You only need to write today.

02/05/2026

What if the people who should have protected you may have been the source of the wound? What if that grief isn't always about love—but can also be about loss of what should have been.

Healing is possible, even if your story is complicated.
If you're walking through a similar kind of grief, there's a book that might meet you where you are.

🔗 https://f.mtr.cool/oofrbrlvzi

01/29/2026

I’m not the kind of therapist who just nods and smiles.
I tell the truth.
Even when it’s messy.
Especially when it’s healing.

If you’ve ever wondered what I say to my clients when things feel impossible…
it’s this.

You’re not too much.
You’re not alone.
And you are absolutely worth healing.

I’m Dr. Kristen Clouse—and I’m here to help you understand your brain, your grief, your story, and your power.

01/27/2026

"Suicidal thoughts don’t make you broken.
They don’t make you crazy.
They’re just symptom #9 of depression. That’s it.

This is something Dr. Clouse says all the time—in her office, in session, and to anyone who needs to hear it. Because too many people think having these thoughts means they’re beyond help.

The truth?
Depression is treatable.
You can’t always “decide” your way out—but treatment helps.
Therapy. Medication. Real support. Real change.

If this is you—or someone you love—please don’t stay silent.
There is hope.
And it’s okay to get help.

01/22/2026

Some grief lives deep beneath the surface.
It doesn’t scream.
It doesn’t make casseroles.
It sits with you in silence, asking:
"Why do I feel guilty for not missing someone who hurt me?"

This book won’t give you fake answers.
But it will tell you the truth.

How to Grieve Someone You Didn’t Really Like
is for the ones who loved someone they had to survive.

Find it on Amazon here:
👉 https://f.mtr.cool/jcljznkbyl

01/20/2026

Inside the pages of my book, How to Grieve Someone You Didn’t Really Like…

🔹 The child of an addict.
🔹 The caretaker of parents who never cared for her.
🔹 The woman who was raped—twice—before adulthood.
🔹 The daughter who carried the pain and still showed up.

This isn’t a guidebook.
It’s a mirror for those healing from invisible wounds and inherited trauma.

Read it if you’re tired of pretending your grief is clean.

Order your copy now on Amazon:
👉 https://f.mtr.cool/lswvqihahm

01/15/2026

Not everyone is grieving someone they loved.
Some of us are grieving someone who neglected us, ignored us, manipulated us…
and still, we cry.

That’s what complicated grief looks like.

How to Grieve Someone You Didn’t Really Like is the brutally honest book you didn’t know you needed.

For those who didn’t get the “good mom” or the “present father.”
Available now on Amazon:
👉 https://f.mtr.cool/vynkwnocdc

01/13/2026

This was real life with my mother—Kay.
Another public overdose. Another scene at the in-laws.
She'd say, “Nobody noticed.”
But I did.
I wrote the book because of moments like this.

Order your copy of How to Grieve Someone You Didn’t Really Like and start your own healing process today.
https://f.mtr.cool/zwhlbcbeyg

01/08/2026

People-pleasing is wearing shoes that don’t fit. You can walk in them—but it’ll hurt.

When someone checks in on you, resist the urge to explain or justify.

Just say: “Thank you. I’d love to spend time with you.”

Connection doesn’t require performance.

01/06/2026

No pressure.
No performance.
Just permission to be human.

01/01/2026

This year, I’m not chasing perfection or setting pressure-filled goals.

I’m making room.
Room to rest.
Room to heal.
Room to feel joy again, on my own terms.

What about you? If you're going into this new year carrying more questions than answers, that’s okay.

What if we didn't “fix” ourselves? What if this year we decided to be gentle with the version of us that survived everything we didn’t think we could.

12/30/2025

To everyone waking up today feeling the ache of loss — I see you.

If you're dealing with strained relationships, old wounds, or empty chairs at the table — I’m with you.

Christmas doesn’t erase pain. It often amplifies it.

So if today is tender, complicated, or lonely, know this: you are not alone. You don’t have to make today look like a Hallmark card.

You’re doing enough just by being here.

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108 South Central Avenue
Idabel, OK
74745

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+15802082395

Website

http://www.drclouse.com/

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